In 1971, the Alpine A310 sports car landed on showroom floors. The new coupe, gunning for the likes of Porsche's 911 and Ford's Mustang, turned out to be a disaster. Based on a tubular steel chassis ...

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June brought us the good news that Alpine is bringing its fine sports cars to the U.S. in 2027. The French brand has now revealed its plans for a potent sports car that promises electric power in a ...

Alpine has been spotted with a test mule for a modern A310 sports car The modern A310 is expected to arrive around 2028 and will be powered by batteries It will use the Alpine Performance Platform, ...

Alpine's next-generation electric vehicle lineup will include a zero-emission revival of the A310. The carparazzi have recently spotted a chassis testing mule of the 2+2 tourer, which is expected to ...

The Renault Alpine A310 arrived in the 1970s with a clear mission: to give France its own answer to the rear engined sports cars that dominated both showrooms and rally stages. By 1977, the V6 version ...

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While the A310 wasn't as successful as its WRC-winning predecessor, in high-performance, V6-powered guise, it managed to become a thrilling sports car that many enthusiasts saw as a more sophisticated ...

Alpine, the French car maker that made a name for itself in the 1970s for building light and nimble Renault-based sports cars, is preparing an all-electric four-seat coupe that will resurrect the A310 ...

Pillard said the A310 is emblematic of Alpine’s bid for mass appeal: “The A110 is limited in volume because it’s a two-seater, and we know that adding two more seats in a car will make a huge ...

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